This article examines a framework for categorizing errors in veterinary morbidity and mortality meetings. It highlights common errors, their impact, and the need for better communication, training, and equipment to enhance patient safety while maintaining confidentiality.
@yeastychic.bsky.social
@yeastychic.bsky.social
#Veterinary #morbidity and #mortality rounds are critical for #patientsafety, so how do we ensure confidentiality while maximising learning from #adverseevents? #humanfactors #rootcauseanalysis #medicationerror #safetyculture
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Categorising reported errors and incidents from morbidity and mortality meetings (M&Ms) in a small animal multi‐specialty veterinary teaching hospital
Background
Errors in veterinary clinical settings can lead to patient harm. Morbidity and mortality meetings (M&Ms) are forums to discuss errors and incidents that can lead or have led to adverse ou.....
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
March 18, 2025 at 6:10 PM
This article examines a framework for categorizing errors in veterinary morbidity and mortality meetings. It highlights common errors, their impact, and the need for better communication, training, and equipment to enhance patient safety while maintaining confidentiality.
@yeastychic.bsky.social
@yeastychic.bsky.social
The article examines long COVID’s neurological effects, including brain fog,fatigue,and autonomic dysfunction.Research links severe cases to brainstem inflammation,explaining symptoms like breathlessness and anxiety.Personal stories highlight its impact and research needs.
@yeastychic.bsky.social
@yeastychic.bsky.social
CBC science show Quirks and Quarks just had another great episode talking about the long term damage caused by each COVID infection.
If you're starting to wonder why so many hard-core scientists are so contemptuous of our public health institutions, listen to this.
www.cbc.ca/radio/quirks...
If you're starting to wonder why so many hard-core scientists are so contemptuous of our public health institutions, listen to this.
www.cbc.ca/radio/quirks...
Mar 15: The silent, long-term effects of COVID, and more... | CBC Radio
On this week's episode: polar bear dens, modern sleep woes, climate change is bad for satellites, and an ancient Australian crater
www.cbc.ca
March 18, 2025 at 5:53 PM
The article examines long COVID’s neurological effects, including brain fog,fatigue,and autonomic dysfunction.Research links severe cases to brainstem inflammation,explaining symptoms like breathlessness and anxiety.Personal stories highlight its impact and research needs.
@yeastychic.bsky.social
@yeastychic.bsky.social